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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY. JUNE it. 10B2 Civil Defense Railroad Map Said Useless; Klamath Falls Left Out of ldnho up to Cliallls and on to Missoula is also lion-exlsteiu. Norlihtd commented "that anv real transportation program based thereon would be virtually use less." WURLITZER A mniftctnt ptno. Many kvtily ityl nti finlshtt t chooi from. Phono 3188 SALEM Wt A railroad map any line from Eugene to Klamath Falls, but that is the main line of same thing Is true of the main line serving heavy trafflo from San Francisco east through Sacra mento, which also is a blank. "The rail line shown on the map from Boise to 'Lexvlstown', Idaho, is non-existent. "Another very lengthy rail line, according to your map, running from Twin Falls through the state lutied In connection wiui civil de fense transportation plans contain! the Southern Pacific's Coast route, 10 many error It la "virtually use less." U. 8. Rep, Walter Norblad aid Monday. He asked In a letter to Lt. Oen. Joseph M. Swlnit. commanding general of the Sixth Army, that the map be corrected. Norblad aald the map shows no railroads connecting; Portland and Spokane. Actually, two major rail lines link the two cities, he pointed out. The map, lie said, also shows a major railroad line running from Eugene over the McKenzie Pass to Bend and Burns, although no sup1 railroad exists. Another error, the congressman wrote. Is that the map doesn't show The map omits the railroad from Portland to Astoria, the lines to Grays Harbor and Willapa Har LOUIS R. MANN bor in Washington, and the route to coos Bav. Ore. PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th The map shows another line that doesn't exist. It runs from Seattle to Bend via Yakima, Wash., and Moro. Ore. "There are three malor rail lines from Seattle to Spokane and the map indicates only one, and In PAGE TWELVE i SJ " y LEE HENDRICKS "Your Neighborhood Druggist" IS NOW OPEN FROM 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. EVERYDAY INCLUDING SUNDAY the case of the other two. it in dicates that they run only from Seattle to Ellensburg and Seattle to Yakima and terminate there," The main line running out of San Francisco to Portland Is not indicated on your map and the Truce Talks Remain Snagged on POV Issue MUNSAN. Korea tfl - MaJ.'Oen. William K. Harrison' told Commu nisi truce negotiators Tuesday, the D.N, Command will not drive cap tured Reds "to you at the point of bayonet. He declared at a fruitless armi stice session "The attainment of an armistice Is cow prevented only by your in human demand that the U.N. Com mand force prisoners of war to re turn to a way of life- so repugnant to them that they prefer death in lis stead. . . . The United. Na tions command will not-drive Per sonnel to .you at the point of a bayonet" ' ', . . : . North -Korean Geri. 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